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rurban
on Nov 27, 2017
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Lisp in fewer than 200 lines of C
Nope. It still can be an atom. Only if it's a pair (i.e. a cons with two cells, not just one) it prints the next.
raldi
on Nov 27, 2017
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Even if that were possible (and with this codebase, I don't think it is), I don't see any code in this function that would print the atom in such a case. It seems like it would just print nothing.
rurban
on Nov 28, 2017
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Look harder, it does. There are only cons (pair) and atoms.
raldi
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The author just confirmed, the if-statement does nothing:
https://github.com/carld/micro-lisp/issues/9
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Can you give me an example program that, when fed as input, would cause this if-statement to evaluate to false?
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